Sentences with phrase «a true reward»

Then and only then will you reap the true rewards of being an entrepreneur.

What if I could convince them that their true reward would come... after they die?

And then, the morning's true reward revealed itself: We discovered we could have the clear, tranquil Blue Lagoon completely to ourselves if we timed our visits just right — after breakfast, while there was still morning sun on it but before the day - trippers showed up.

I appreciated this opportunity to contribute my story, but the true reward was in taking the tour as a reader.

My true reward was the person I discovered within myself through the unabashed pursuit of more.

A trip like that is almost guaranteed to transform you, but fulfilling the dream of traveling the world wasn't my true reward, although I didn't know that at the time.

On Day 3, Wednesday, I felt my first true reward of quitting.

«The true reward from this competition was the learning we got from it.

Always remember, proving incentives is fine, but the true reward that is connected to family engagement is student success.

At INFINITI, we are committed to infusing true reward into every aspect of ownership.

The old man, the new owner, served themwarmNiles, the slogan «The true reward of progress» making David chuckle as he swigged the sweet beer.

But if you're going to go for a primary card to do most or all of your charging on, any of the three I mention above (AmEx Blue Cash, CostCo / Amex Business True Rewards and Citi Driver's Edge) would easily gain you over $ 500 a year.

This mindset makes people take crazy risks that have very little true reward if any.

I also have a AmEx Costco True Rewards and I am pretty sure that gas is 3 %, not 5 %.

You'll be rewarded with lots of wags and kisses, but the true reward is knowing you helped a friend in need to find a forever home.

Then once we had decent credit, we started looking at true rewards card.

As an AAdvantage member, I did pay AA for the flights I took to earn the miles so make it a true reward in return for being loyal to the airline.

Still, apart from the plenty of amazing sights found all over the place, the park offers also an additional attraction in the form a breathtaking view of the city available at its highest point — a true reward for all those willing to accept the climbing challenge.

The true reward is knowing that the staff and students came together for a great cause.

We believe that the effects we have on patients and our community are the true reward.

Kim Kiyosaki says, «the true reward of financial freedom is a process of growth, improvement and gaining spiritual and emotional strength to become the most powerful, happy, and successful «you» possible».

Not exact matches

While managing family businesses is challenging, it is also rewarding thus the future looks bright — is it true?

The same is true when you execute a consistent style of leadership, setting consistent expectations with your employees and giving consistent rewards for good work.

Vancouver native Brian Wong is one of the youngest entrepreneurs to ever get venture capital funding — he received $ 200,000 from True Ventures partner Phil Black when he was 19 to help fund Kiip, his mobile rewards platform.

For true believers, the soaring rise rewarded a deep - seated faith.

While it's true perfectionists can be rewarded for their flawless performances and may even think their desire to never make a mistake is what makes them more efficient at their job, the obsession for perfect may indeed stand in the way of success.

That's especially true if rewards are tied directly to the metrics.

If you enjoy luxury travel, it only makes sense to consider a true premium travel rewards card like the Amex Platinum.

True, they gave you a rough sense of the expected financial losses, but they said nothing about the rewards.

While it's true that Chase Ultimate Rewards transfer partners can be crazy - lucrative and useful for any type of traveler, there are times when the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal offers better value overall.

Most importantly, in an era when success is too often defined by publicity, speedy «exits» and financial windfalls, Ray reminds us that the fulfillment of building a thriving, enduring enterprise is the reward that a true entrepreneur seeks.

In his book, O'Brien criticized Forbes for rewarding Trump's fabrications, citing interviews with «three people with direct knowledge of Donald's finances» who estimated his true net worth after debts to be «somewhere between $ 150 million and $ 250 million.»

If your prediction turns out to be true then you are rewarded with the predetermined payouts on your investment and if it turns out otherwise, your investment amount is at stake.

analysis and prognostics that would allow investors to better understand the true risk / reward profile immediately ahead.

Handing out gifts and rewards to recognize employee performance on special occasions is a great way to boost company morale, but that's only true if the gift is well - considered, matching the employee's personality, and personalized.

True, yields can be lumpy depending on financial performance, quarter to quarter, but investors willing to sit tight could be rewarded with prolonged periods of elevated returns.

Traders speculate on the movement of the underlying in both the markets and if the prediction is true both reward the traders with the handsome amount.

One small note on your comment «The rewards cards don't create higher merchant fees than standard cards»; not true, most processors charge for rewards cards at mid qualified rather than a qualified rate, resulting in a higher cost to the merchant.

Here's a hot news flash for you (alledged TRUE Christian), the «reward» for participating in life is death.

It is true that The Lord will reward obedience, same way that I reward my children.

While it is true that salvation is not earned, it doesn't mean that Christians aren't rewarded / punished for behavior.

Peter, Merlin, I doubt if these are true names let along believe what any of you say, first off, if one is going along with the mainstream reports, this to me is just as the old saying goes, many will see, but only a few will actually «KNOW» I don't flow with what they «say» was proven just to fit in (be accepted), to receive rewards, or attention, this is all selfishness among the few elite.

I like to beleive that TRUE goodness will be rewarded in the end.

those who stay faithful and true to Christ will be rewarded.

And the reverse is equally true: There is no promise that if we suffer patiently and cheerfully from our disabilities or accidents, God will reward us.

Craig i thought what you wrote was really good and agree with you.Enduring to the end is not that the person hasnt already received eternal life by faith in Jesus Christ as once done that is a done deal.Enduring to the end is to encourage those who are persecuted to keep believing in Christ and do nt lose there faith and trust in God and to be strong in the faith.In doing so they will get there reward from the Lord because they trusted him more than the fear of death.They overcame them there persecuters with love for the Lord that is true courage.brentnz

The Messiah is the one in whom the Jews centered their hopes for the coming of a new age of righteousness, in which particularly the injustices done to the people of Israel would be punished and loyalty to the one true God appropriately rewarded.

We recognize that this approach carries with it certain dangers, particularly that of accommodationism, and yet it is also true that it has brought about considerable success, from Japan to Paraguay; whether the risk is worth the reward is a point we could debate.

Hence, if a state rewards virtue and merit, it promotes automatically the true Church.

Though true believers may lose reward and privilege in the kingdom, such loss of reward, to my knowledge, is never referred to as everlasting punishment.